LineNo Function |  |
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Returns the line number of a line being executed in a program relative to the first line of the main program.
Namespace: XSharp.VFP
Assembly: XSharp.VFP (in XSharp.VFP.dll) Version: 2.19
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Parameters
- nPos (Optional)
- Type: Usual
Returns the line number relative to the first line of the current program or procedure. If you omit the 1 argument, the line number is returned relative to the first line of the main program.
Return Value
Type: LongNumeric
Remarks
Program lines are counted starting from the top of the program. Comment lines, continuation lines,
and blank lines are included in the line number count. If a program is suspended during execution,
LineNo( ) returns the number of the program line at which program execution was suspended.
LineNo( ) returns 0 if a program is canceled.
By default, line numbers are returned relative to the beginning of the main program. If a procedure is called, line numbering continues from the top of the calling program.
LineNo( ) is useful for debugging programs. You can set a breakpoint to stop program execution at a specific line number by opening the Breakpoints window, setting the Type to 'Break when expression is true' and adding codeLineNo( ) = nExpression/code in the Expression textbox.
By default, line numbers are returned relative to the beginning of the main program. If a procedure is called, line numbering continues from the top of the calling program.
LineNo( ) is useful for debugging programs. You can set a breakpoint to stop program execution at a specific line number by opening the Breakpoints window, setting the Type to 'Break when expression is true' and adding codeLineNo( ) = nExpression/code in the Expression textbox.
ExamplesX#
1On ERROR DO bug_proc WITH LineNo( ) 2BRWS // Causes an error 3On ERROR 4*** Bug_Proc error handler *** 5PROCEDURE bug_proc 6PARAMETERS gnBadLine 7WAIT 'Error occurred at line: ' + ALLTRIM(STR(gnBadLine)) 8RETURN
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